DustyRyders Jetski
Rental
and Tours Ltd
Rotorua
Embark on a Jet skiing odyssey
"Most
Intrepid Jetski Experience in the world."
Experience the thrill of Sea-Doo PWC hire on the breathtaking Lake Rotoiti and Rotorua! Choose from our luxury touring and sports models to discover the stunning Rotoiti Hot Pools and explore the many attractions around the area. Our range of jetskis for hire is perfect for an unforgettable self-guided adventure, with easy embarkation from Okawa Bay Rd boat ramp. Join us for an exhilarating day on the water!
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
J.Boyde
"Absolutely amazing afternoon on lake Rotoiti we booked two Jetskis for half Day and took them to the Hot pools thanks Dustyryders jetski for a wonderful experience"
M.Tuisamoa
Family trip to Rotoiti Lake group of six people so the owner supplied us three Jet skis for a great price all full of fuel the instructions where simple but the weather was a little rough getting to the hot pools only added to the excitement and the pools warmed us up quickly.
Remehana Roofing
Didn't know what to do last year for end of year work breakup saw the bro Dusty with his Jetskis he suggested us a private beach Otara Marae rd ramp Rotoiti. Set up the BBQ Hired 4 Jetskis for half a day with a facilitator 40 people all got a decent ride over 4 hours very good service and next year will will be back thanks Dusty.
Our Services
1 hr - 2 hr
From 200 New Zealand dollars
3 hr 30 min - 8 hr
From 399.99 New Zealand dollars
Explore
Beneath the surface of Aotearoa, the heartbeat of the land stirs—Rūaumoko, the unborn child of Papatūānuku, moves deep within the earth, shaping the landscape with his warmth and power. As the god of geothermal energy, volcanoes, and earthquakes, his presence is felt in the steaming waters that flow through the land, a reminder of his restless spirit. Guided by Papatūānuku, the nurturing Earth Mother, these sacred waters are places of healing and reflection, warmed by Rūaumoko’s eternal fire. With the thrill of a jet ski, you carve a path across Lake Rotoiti, riding the pulse of the whenua towards the ancient Rotoiti Hot Pools. Here, the forces of nature converge—the warmth of the earth, the embrace of the water, meet ups at Okawa bay rd boat ramp.
Learn
Here you can read about some common rules for safe boating remember the lakes a monitored and you can be fined if caught speeding in restricted zone read more about the rule at this link the Maritimenz Jetski link
Untold Stories
Learn about of the rich Māori culture and heritage with our local guides giving true accounts of our local history, glide to sites on the Lake Rotoiti and Rotorua that where once battle grounds for war against māori tribes in the early 1840s during NZ Māori Land wars with factual accounts documented in the NZ encyclopedia, pass by ancient burial site were chiefs lay, looking over the waters they once fought so bravely for. Visit the hot pools Manupirua many would go to find sanctuary and safe haven with its natural barrier of cliffs and water making it the perfect strategic vantage point to stop warriors travelling to gate pah to fight for the Kīngitanga, these Lakes are full of history and magic so come and learn more about our history that shaped our nation right here on stunning Lakes.
On the day
Bring only what you can carry in backpack eg towels togs pack lunch snacks water bottle sunscreen wear appropriate clothing for watersports activities, foot wear, bare feet or water sneakers you will need to board the jet ski in knee deep water bring a dry top jacket it can get cold on the lake, please bring your cell phone mobile device this is your emergency contact and is a must we provide you with dry bag cases for you to put your phone in to keep it dry minimum age to participate 10 years age 16 to operate and 18 to Hire and agree to our terms and conditions and verify identity id. We meet you at the Okawa Bay Rd boat ramp and after signing waivers and quick safety briefing board the Jetski for quick operational lesson its easy forward right hand trigger stop and reverse left hand trigger,we want every one to be safe out there on the Lakes and you are the captain of your vessel and with this you are responsible for the safety of others around no alcohol no drugs we encourage you to read the rules set by maritime nz there is a link